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Pets Burned, Left To Die
Marc Peralta of the Pennsylvania SPCA tells CNN's Asleigh Banfield that a disturbing trend of burning pets and leaving them for dead is being investigated around the Philadelphia area.
William Lynch acquitted of assaulting priest
William Lynch discusses his acquittal after punching an elderly priest that he claims sexually molested him as a child. Lynch admitted to attacking the priest but was found not guilty of felony assault and elder abuse charges.
Olympics athletes using high-tech gear
With the London 2012 Olympics just around the corner, athletes Julie Culley and "blade runner" Oscar Pistorious are turning to technology to help them train. Ashleigh Banfield talks to Katie Linendoll about the high-tech gear some Olympians are using.
Women gaining power in Cartels
CNN's Suzanne Malveaux talks with security expert Josh Miller about the new role women are taking in the drug cartel.
Blair Underwood on acting, activism
CNN's Suzanne Malveaux talks with outspoken AIDS activist and actor Blair Underwood.
Los Angeles Mayor spearheads transportation bill
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa helped spearhead parts of a new bipartisan transportation bill signed by President Obama. The bill is expected to create or save at least 170,000 jobs in California and 3 million jobs nationwide.
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